Background
Berc, Kenneth Myles was born on May 7, 1942 in New York City. Son of Ira Lee and Viola Helene (Lebowitz) Berc.
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Kenneth Myles Berc, American psychiatrist. award 1972), American Psychiatric Served in the United States Army, 1969-1970. National Institute of Mental Health grantee, 1974; Member American Medical Association (Physicians Recognition award 1972), American Psychiatric assosiation, New York Academy Science (life), New York Academy of Medicine, American Geriatrics Society, Boyleston Society; Club: Harvard of New New York
Education
Bachelor of Arts cum laude, Colgate University, 1963. Doctor of Medicine Harvard University, 1967.Intern, Saint Luke"s Hospital Center, New York City, 1967-1968, resident in psychiatry, 1968-1971, chief resident, 1972. Consultant rapid intervention projectFamily Court New York State, 1972-1974.
Emergency room psychiatrist Saint Luke"s Hospital Center, New York City, 1972-1974.
Acting director psychiatric in-patient services Saint Luke"s Hospital, 1974-1976, associate attending psychiatrist, 1972-1983. Attending psychiatrist Gracie Square Hospital, New York City, 1983-1994, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City, since 1985.
Associate clinical instructor Columbia College Phys.and Surgs., New York City, 1972-1983. Medical director New York City Service Program for Older People, 1975-1981.
Senior medical director Staff Builders, Incorporated., 1984-1986.
Faculty Brookdale Center on Aging, Hunter College, New York City, 1977-1989, 96. Practice psychiatry, New York City, 1972. President American MedRisk, Incorporated., 1993.
Senior consultant psychiatrist Equitable Life Association Society, 1981-1994.
Consultant New York Life Insurance Company, 1992, UNUM, 1993-1998, Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, USA/CREF Insurance Company, 1993. Lectr.in field
Career
Doctor of Medicine Harvard University, 1967. Director New York City Service Program for Older People, 1975-1981. Director Staff Builders, Incorporated., 1984-1986.
President American MedRisk, Incorporated., 1993.
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Served in the United States Army, 1969-1970. National Institute of Mental Health grantee, 1974. Member American Medical Association (Physicians Recognition award 1972), American Psychiatric assosiation, New York Academy Science (life), New York Academy of Medicine, American Geriatrics Society, Boyleston Society.
Club: Harvard of New New York
